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family
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Nigeria
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Extended families (parents, children, and relatives) live together or in close proximity, and support for elderly parents is expected.
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2
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family
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Nigeria
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Close-knit family structure with multi-generational living and strong family values
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1
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3
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family is highly valued, and it's common for multiple generations to live together or in close proximity
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4
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family living together or nearby is common
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1
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5
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family plays a significant role and is closely involved in daily life
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1
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6
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family structure is more prevalent
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1
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7
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family members often live together in the same household
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1
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8
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family
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Nigeria
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Extended family members often live together and play a significant role in daily life
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1
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9
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family
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Nigeria
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Multi-generational households are common and elders are highly respected
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1
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10
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family bonding
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Nigeria
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Family bonding often involves storytelling, folklore, and community activities
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1
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11
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family businesses
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Nigeria
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Predominant and highly influential in the local economy, often important for community development
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1
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12
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family importance
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Nigeria
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Family importance is significant, with a strong emphasis on communal living and support for extended family members.
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1
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13
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family values
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Nigeria
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Strong sense of community and communal responsibility permeating family values
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1
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14
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importance of family
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Nigeria
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Central role of the extended family in providing support and social structure, with strong communal ties and collective responsibility
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1
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15
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the importance of family
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Nigeria
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Extended family is significant, with a strong sense of community and collective responsibility
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1
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